Ultimate proof of Magnetic Vortex, free book and videos

[gravityblock]

It is very common for people to use a conductive fluid instead of a sliding contact or brushes in a homopolar motor/generator.  You guys are doing nothing but re-discovering and re-inventing the wheel, lol!

Gravock

[MileHigh]

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[93RDELEMENT]

MAGNETIC VORTEX IS A PARTICLE MASS ORBITING THE MAGNET NOT THE MOVEMENT OF THE FLUX FROM THE MAGNET !

ME

[TheoriaApophasis]

This i already know.And  If i am the only one to have immersed it in water,then it has not been done.

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[d3x0r]

This is nothing new and is nothing that is unexpected.  This is a traditional homopolar motor.  I have studied and experimented with homopolar motors more than anyone else on this forum, except for maybe broli.  You can find many youtube videos of exactly what you have done, except you have immersed your set-up in water.  If you use a ceramic non-conductive magnet, instead of a nickel coated conductive neo magnet, then you would get no rotation.  Prove me wrong on this, and I won't make another post on this forum.  Just make sure the screw that is attached to the magnet isn't running from the rim to the axis.  In other words, let the conductive screw only touch a small point at the center of the non-conductive magnet.

Gravock

re homopolar motors

Not that there's a lot to study....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htOTZNY5eFc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R480UW9aSuM


If the magnets are inside, and I use steel balls balls to run them on instead they didn't stick to the tower, but did run along 2 aluminum strips on a board; but couldn't move themselves up more than like a 5 degree incline.. if that much
Could easily be done with ceramic magnets in the same place (the bar through them makes contact with outer steel balls); other than ceramic (non conductive) magnets have a much weaker field, they likely cannot move their own weight.  With only 1 3/8"x1/8" magnet it didn't work well, but using a stack of 3  to make them 3/8"x3/8" made them work better,


Or another version here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Z9v7j6Q6jc using the field from the ceramic magnet, but not a current flow through it.
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back to tinman's version though... it is odd that enough current goes through the screw to make it work since as much of the steel rod's surface is in the water as is given by the magnet itself...
hmm... probably the bubble formation pushing off the magnet to make it spin in this case, since the vortex disappears